if after hibernate you can pull the silab and then plug it back in and everything works fine then Devcon should solve your problem and you have done something wrong.
With the silab I've the problem that when I resume from hibernation the radio don't work well. So I tried in this way but the result is the same. Have I done something wrong? Has no one problems with silab when resume from hibernation?
if after hibernate you can pull the silab and then plug it back in and everything works fine then Devcon should solve your problem and you have done something wrong.
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If I pull the silab and plug it back the result is that the pc crashes. I tried with devcon but the result is always that, after an hibernation, I have to restart riderunner to use the silab, otherwise it seems that the frequences that it takes are wrong and I listen to strange radio instead of other.
Is there a way of doing this under windows 7 64 bit.
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Never thought I'd have the guts to dive into Devcon, but using this tutorial made it easy. The only difference I noticed was the "COMPILE" section, mine didn't bring up a separate box, rather it showed it at the bottom of the same script editor screen. However, to get my slim usb DVD drive to enable upon resume I had to disable and enable through a USB hub by disabling and enabling the hub itself and not the drive. Worked like a charm!
does anyone know if this work with standby mode? not hibernate... I like standby mode on my carpc as it only take about 8-10 seconds start running again (centrafuse starts playing music).. 8 times out of 10 coming out of standby everything work ( touch screen, joycon USB device etc.) but those other 2 times, the touch screen does not respond or the joycon device.... those are what im having problems with at the moment
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